Bacteria 'alarm clock' may cause repeat infections in patients
Scientists have discovered a bacteria 'alarm clock' that wakes dormant Salmonella in the body, allowing the bug to trigger a repeat infection.
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Sedative may prevent delirium after an operation
A mild sedative could greatly reduce the risk of people experiencing delirium after an operation, according to new research.
Surgical procedure for aortic aneurysm associated with long-term mortality risk
A minimally-invasive procedure for a serious condition may be associated with increased long-term complications, compared to an alternative op.
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Alzheimer's disease could be treated with gene therapy, suggests animal study
Researchers have prevented the development of Alzheimer's disease in mice by using a virus to deliver a specific gene into the brain.
Animal research annual report launched by Imperial
Imperial College London have published their 2016 annual report into animal research.
Blood pressure drug may boost effectiveness of lung cancer treatment
A blood pressure drug may make a type of lung cancer treatment more effective, suggests a new study.
Feeding babies egg and peanut may prevent food allergy
Feeding babies egg and peanut may reduce their risk of developing an allergy to the foods, finds a new study.
Alcohol, tobacco and spending time outdoors linked to brain connections
Data from the world's largest brain and body scanning study has been released.
Imperial celebrates 2016 academic promotions
Imperial has recognised the hard work and dedication of many of its academics with the 2016 round of promotions.
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Troubleshooters for global health systems set to move to Imperial
Governments across the world face the constant challenge of ensuring their population has access to quality care and life-saving treatments.
